Aquatarium 'turning a corner' as Brockville budget looms | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder
Supporters of the Aquatarium promise less dependency on Brockville taxpayers in the future.
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Supporters of the Aquatarium promise less dependency on Brockville taxpayers in the future.
Elementary students across the state may soon have the opportunity to experience Nutrien’s Seed Survivor Display to learn about plants in a fun, hands-on environment. To make the stops possible, Nutrien has partnered with Colorado…
Article content Faced with a sharp revenue decline and an uncertain year ahead due to COVID-19, the Aquatarium is asking Brockville for $450,000 more than its base city funding. “These are extraordinary times and they’re going to require extraordinary measures,” Mary Jean McFall, chairwoman of the non-profit tourism attraction’s board of directors, told Brockville council at a virtual meeting Tuesday evening. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Aquatarium seeks $600,000 Back to video The Broad Street marine interpretive centre is one of six ...